Lenovo ThinkPad X230t

I've even heard of the newer slimmer chassis being alarmingly flexible. I'm beginning to become concerned for the future reputability of this series. I personally own two older models, the t520 and x230t, and while I always praise them highly when people ask about them, I hesitate to recommend buying a used machine that's generations behind in most specs. However, I still do, because I'm not convinced the newer models will be a better long term investment than the older, reliable ones.

I love the added battery life afforded by the "clam shell" extra battery - I get easily a full day of unfettered use. I am frustrated with the stylus. I replaced my old Lenovo X201 when the hinge began to fail. I had trouble free use of the stylus (a Wacom product) with my X201. With the X230, I hav...

X230t: i7 convertible as a sort of mobile workstation for when I need power and/or the pen input(very nice for cad). Helix 1st gen: just to play around with and try to replace my x240 (main reason pen input) for school as my school is investing a lot into digital infrastructure and getting more modern (i.e.

If you looking at this computer you must be a power user or a ThinkPad owner already. This is the once famed ThinkPad x230 Tablet with the outdoor display touch and digitizer HD screen with a Non glare finish. It uses the swivel hinge instead of the flip around design like were seeing from both Dell...

A used work station like a lenovo thinkpad from the p range or a HP zbook no more than a few years old and get the best spec you can find.

We use these regularly for healthcare industry clientele. Quick, powerful, and no Windows 8. Sturdy and a very nice touchscreen. Unfortunately, Lenovo does NOT manufacture 9- or 12-cell batteries for these, so if you're unable to charge every 3-4 hours, you'll want to disable one core and hyper-thre...

They're powerful enough for schoolwork but not much else tbh. Just be careful what screen it has as one is significantly better than the other and it's very difficult to tell them apart on an order page. For this reason the X230T might be better.

I am posting a follow up to my previous review of my experience with Lenovo's customer service in trying to place an order for the Thinkpad X230T. My situation was finally resolved. It took a lot of communication and patience. I was undecided if I actually wanted to follow through with my purchase o...

I love my X230T still, once I gave it a new battery, maxed the RAM, and put in a zippy Samsung SSD, runs all the Adobe stuff I use on the go smoothly..... <3

The computer itself worked well for a while, but it was really designed for Windows 8. [Update/clarification: this was marketed as a Windows 8 ready solution when I bought it, and sold with a $14.95 upgrade to Windows 8; it was not a case of buying something not specifically designed for an upgrade,...